Citations Flashcards
interactive system and collective of communication medium to store or transmit information.
MEDIA
TRUE OR FALSE
the carrier of the information do not influence the message and the receiver
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
it is also crucial to note its sender and how it was delivered
TRUE
What are the 2 sources of information?
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCE
How do you differ it to one another?
PRIMARY SOURCE IS A RAW AND FIRST-HAND EVIDENCE. THAT GIVES YOU DIRECT ACCESS TO THE SUBJECT. WHILE SECONDARY SOURCE IS A SECOND-HAND EVIDENCE THAT INTERPRETS THE PRIMARY SOURCE BY SOMEONE.
KEY WORDS:
second-hand evidence, interprets and analyzes primary sources, commentary
SECONDARY SOURCES
KEY WORDS:
first-hand evidence, raw, direct access to a subject
PRIMARY SOURCES
What are the basic information you need to collect when citing?
author’s name, year of publication, website or url, title of the book or article and page numbers.
Why is it important to cite sources?
to avoid plagiarism, style consistent, enhance credibility by giving credits to the owner.
When do you need to cite sources?
when you BORROW IDEAS by paraphrasing/summarizing, lifting key words/phrases, pulling statistics and facts and using information in tables, graphs/diagrams.
contains the list of all the sources you used or consulted in your paper
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BRIEF FORM of the reference that you include WITHIN the body of your work.
IN-TEXT CITATION
what is the acronym for APA in APA Citation Method?
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
method of recording and acknowledging sources
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
source being cited WITHIN the body of a paper.
IN-TEXT CITATION